Multimodal HCI (Grad School Presentation)

This is a presentation for one of my grad school classes (Human-Computer Interaction). Sorry to my psych students, this post has nothing to do with our psych class. I needed a site to post the presentation to in order to display in my class at the U :o}

A Kammerman & D Rockwood's presentation on multimodal HCI.

We tried an experiment by using the Google Presentation application to create and display our article. You can follow the presentation right here. Or, if you want to see it full size, use click HERE

Psychometrics

Here is the powerpoint from the intro to psychometrics lessons

Moral Development

Click here to view or print the Notes on Moral Development

Free-Will Mock Trial

As many of you now know, our Debate Project for this debate will be a mock trial. We will put free-will on trial. Here is the project description. If you missed class, or lost your copy, you can print it off from where you are: Mock Trial Project Description

Unit 6 Test

Most have you have taken the Unit 6 test already. But I am doing an experiment with Google Docs. I uploaded the review sheet from Microsoft Word on my computer into my Google Docs account. I them "published" the document. If it all works right, the link below should take you to the review sheet which is posted in my google acount.

Unit 6 Review Sheet

Great Philosophy Site & Psychology Site

If you are interested in Philosophy, I found a great site for you. Yale University has posted some fascinating lectures by their distinguished professors. It is called an "Open Yale Course." Here is the link to the course PHIL 176: Death (about the philosophy of death, dualism, monism, etc.). If you listen to all of them, it is like having taken this class at Yale:

http://open.yale.edu/courses/philosophy/death/sessions.html


They also posted an Intro Psychology class there as an "Open Yale Course." If you become really interested in any of our topics and are thirsty to hear more about it, go here:

http://open.yale.edu/yale/psychology/introduction-to-psychology/content/class-sessions

Also, if you will be taking the AP test, why not listen to a few college lectures over the topics that we will not get to in this class?


MIT does the same thing. Here is their online version of Intro Psychology:

http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Brain-and-Cognitive-Sciences/9-00Fall-2004/LectureNotes/index.htm

Enjoy!

WELCOME

Welcome to the new year. Please disregard all the previous posts on the blog. They are all from last year.

Check back here often to view the calendar, due dates, announcements, worksheets, etc.

We will have a great year!